Israeli news outlet Channel 14 reports that dozens of pro-Palestinian protests are expected across Greece this Sunday, warning Israeli travelers of a planned 'Day of Rage.' The report says nearly 40 protest locations are planned, including Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete, and Mykonos, and organizers call for the expulsion of Israeli tourists, particularly those who served in the IDF. The report has not been independently confirmed by Greek authorities.
In a follow-up report Friday morning, Israeli news outlet Channel 14 provided additional details on the planned pro-Palestinian 'Day of Rage' in Greece, first reported Thursday evening. The new report specifies nearly 40 protest locations across major cities and popular islands, including Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete, and Mykonos. Organizers are calling for the expulsion of Israeli tourists, especially those who served in the IDF, and demand a ban on their entry, investigation, and arrest. The report has not been independently confirmed by Greek authorities. The planned protests come amid a series of antisemitic incidents targeting Israelis in Greece, including the June arrest of a Palestinian suspect on Crete for allegedly planning an attack on an Israeli ship, as The Zioneer reported.
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